The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1911, Page 7

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1911. = } | HELP WANTED—MALE | FOR GALE OR EXCHANGE CHATTEL LOANS. CHERRY VALLEY | ‘ hy 7 | np we PTT fi * IF YOU ARE LOOKING FoR FOR SALE THE LAND | * AN EXCH CALL O 4 G OF PLENTY . . . , uggenheim Joke’ DUVALI N A'FON At, SARSES an | peer R cont DUVALI i, ne ‘ ; oe ee c refused last, announced that if the tnterto t DUVALL ‘“ . ity a whelming vote, to| department decided agatnat hix poo || ‘it rent resourceful valley of the Snoqualmie and the new city : " 800 GI ; OF seenheim game dy | Pe he would carry the case tnto the the opportunity to own a aalow ; f a t ; ca. es | FARM on easy terms or a fie i apreme Court NOME: wine whole thing is simple | Bin a new and prosperous city aniod ay pool wi W mping coal Alaska can be opened up any time 5 alts your better judgment. Will you ke to the com-| the Guggenheime will let go their mity now, while the Innd Is cheap and t strangle hold on it, And the people you walt until land value up to whe ’ “ a two hours of the United States will fight for Who buy now—just after the railroads have gly . vor t ee ; PWC Htions we thelr rights in Alaska in spite of what It takes to make money-—will fe the or § investment . f ta ‘ PSDB YS 1 CES ttee. J the Guggenheims and all their ape of thetr lifettm A Soa ~ | | | | ms praising the ne } FOR SALE © and Goc clal interest friends and newspapers || TH!s Kroat valley lies omly 14 miles from Seattle, and has for years ; ) AT $60 PER ACRE F mong the o| in Seattic and elsewhere. been without railroads, Just recently the Groat Northe 2 : action Alaska will be opened up m the C.. M. & P. 8. have built new through th ashington, E. ©.| people.” It could be oper . made their chief sat DUVALI The It r the coal claim: | row if the “land grabbers ‘ phone company will have its central tar’s charge that | so criminaly self new city of DUVALL, located tn the are holding up| This “Roston tea party” bosh and|| DUVALL is a new elty ng built t ka unl it can) “protest of a free people” rubbish farmers of the valley and the railroad wn terms, when doesn’t fool anybody panies are spe mi ling Vast amounts of mon large shipping yards and stat ound future of this new elty a [NEW BILLS ON TODAY AT meaner merinceny samen te gg gs com DUVALL ts a and fastest ¢ rip medy ty of DUVALL Ideal Theatre } City Slabside Symphouy| National Theatre —_ mth ot perfect nd ' 5 OWN, 1 AX MONTH }Claim,” Alaska mi tor he ~ a ou | b Exhibit Theatre.—“Indian Jus.) Troublesome Secretaries. omedy: | ving, & N ACK {SITUATIONS WANTED MALE . « * + = , Josh roads | . . 2 . ‘ Mids B, BARGAR Tunts, A Sindy’ Moro castle, In Havana late on tha A b B aay b | F y ep j = railroads there, and y 1 rtunity to 1 mone WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS NEW VIOLINIST STIRS CRITICS Lota fear the business contor of DUVALS a y 425, inctoaing flys, Fain a Bomeone b sely said that men cot Improvements and wa of talent are n every day bat | Q man of genius a rare phenoine- | | th Bon. Each generation has its in rn et ful felfectual and artistic lights whowe | r ® ‘ tot « DUVALL achies . ts canse the world to} 5 ve it ore etuirn the same day | HOUSES. | OLE HAN panke and take notice. } . SHINGTON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY . ” Not many years ago there arose 1 1 1 Rld«., Beatt! t ROOM HOM? SOL NAP. above the horizon of the art world | ’ 09 Howitt } ) DOWN, $15 MONTHLY Bc ye . | wan COLLATERAL LO a gare we wodigies whee ane : ; ANALS ARE COMING to be w se in musical history _ ue Raier southta poe oe have Pe hee BARGAR. BALANCE 8 MONT : s nvnvlOR SALE—FURNITURE ht the music world to t wed WE « P' . | CLIFFORD & V AR ne uta ; pee droux! Doetor of Ophthal molagy oon ‘ ; And now word comes from Stee acd oceans vos — aes : ; : COUNTRY : x : Burope that a new star has arisen ITTING GLASSES p,- ED TO BUY—FURNITURE whose artistic radiance even sur ere TROUBLES NADAL MES. ' |" ARRAR, I y q " Tate eens passes that of the three His name is Zimbalis: after Raving conquered Europe with his Wonderful artistry he ix about to in vade this co y. Critics agree that he is a wonder; many of them place him above an in versa tility. ‘This awakening giant is a Rus Sian and received rtistic edu @ation at the St Servatory under of the createst iiss. sete inate CHEE AACR eee Sta CAPTURE DOWIE’S OLD HOME FAM FOR Stal gd eo area omnes =| Ee mare oe cue, |e te ee (My Cnited Press Leased Wire.) and 20 dlaciples ; we ; : le, i - rH | pase hows = CHICAGO, May 10.—Shiloh| The Voliva forces wore lien tted to treatme eyment. = : : VEST COAST LAND CO. 1ACKWORT | BOL To housé, conte the abode of John| Sled by Mra. Emily Grind, em Pes a » Arne Hank . | x “MONTHLY. R COR fs today in the} "84 bought the house at ° be ‘ > ol he , ¢ & {BUY LAND AND BE INDEPEN-| - : a KLINE, 456 ARCADE BLI v celver's sale. } q ; ‘ or} wy 7 as ar DENT - ‘ ~ LiAMS, chilbiaine, cornm, et “original Dowieites” are without ajthe back door. In - P 4 o righ . i « ‘ . i CONCKETE received ab: i c : . and « . ~ . <5 tabernacle ttack from the aylor | " ° —E.. : “a . ‘ rewide , chin The victory was won by Consta-|forces forgot to fre aia Srom the . c HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. * s , “ BENTINTE ble Hicks after hundreds of|and the Voliva adheren — ‘te thet the tre wan} . . RAD ber ; : ' eae | yn RN nnn Voliva’s followers had fatled to|scaling ladders, entered tt a . fe by ~ gy PEF —T « : OLE HANSON & *. - - - ir wiges 3 capture the house. The house was dows and drove the beleag S Fare coiniate vther. blleaas end Chery , it ; r Sane e : ‘ , ‘ As 0 fae paioen by Elder Jobn Taylor’ ones Into the outer a PR ig So gpg hie yd mgee ct aE alate Rg " rr 5 ACRES, #450 a regular physician, and then/|* od : o Wer $2 Ul wih earned of the false and fraudulent - , : ; | d ; thes acter of the adv 7 =e me CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDALE, Inc ; - cies aaa. el in merely demanding his 3 ras aoe . SE MOUS money back, amounting to $180. | : FIVE ACRES, $2 __f28 down, BA epaianaacenrarncen a $10 DOWN, $5 A MONTH (By Cnited Frees Leased Wire.) ee AES WILLIAM TERRY, Lg a NU WASHINGTON, May 10.—Before : : aan tna. FURNISHED ROOMS " | ore read py: woot he use committee on foreig: 7 F Oe | RRA A RRR RRA ; " Hy “tite: a a as Set Pamenich remenied MOTe MOD. # # HHH DHE SHS HHH HH) faire NeXt month, it will be alleged | mn! » a . che, hirwinen | Gall ella, chenetn “ot, remervon MAERICAN BLDG. &¢ v and p Peellggadic ge le eater on | INSURE CHILDREN’S LIVES en nee —— 4 aie ‘Licenset " vom Y lane | tm every OLE HANSON & CO DON’T PAY RENT OR INTERE! complaints from residents in the} TO BUILD NEW SCHOOL! 45 practically no protection to simon erat ‘ ees : - “SENET iTE 6 x RE GARDEN = FOR 7 BU NGALOW, Interbay district, coupled w Db] ROGERS, Ark, May 10—Tho| American citizen veling abroad Councilman Steiner's protest.) col b a hes i xs, 000 |! sentatly jor of New York SPECIAL NOTICES. caused the mayor to get busy. But |*choo! board has taken out $35,000) gociared that h order bear: | www instead of having it go through the| !!fe insurance on 18 pupils to pro-| you to own 4 rty in AT THE THEATRES Pee eteeeee eee eee tees Business Directo Orpheum Pantages Majestic Star To Bathing © ARO RTS meee AANA * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * . * VO Mia. Co, Maratime Hide. Seattle RRR * & SAN FRANCISCO, May 16 “It Diaa does not resign Side Re will mover got eat of Councilman Steiner «will prob-!® Mexico alive,” is the opinion ly introduce a bill calling for! * of John Kenneth Turner, au 10 more policemen in the residence « thor of “Barbarous México.” districts, especially in the Fort)* “The evolutionists cannot S) Lawton and Fremont districts. « fail to win,” said Turner When Dilling entered office. « eee eeeeeees * of Lak lings within a week the reso | 230 "fa" rink in ; . ect . PRICE $6 s a tect the b iseue for the new! ‘ : c 0 per night 3 . am —% council in the regular manner, he| tect ‘he bond Issue for th new Hiation at "Wuarwonntadive | Broua-| i hens s Kot 7 atine 5 i $50 CASH; $10 PER MO. ELLIOTT BAY INV. CO, . ne a sard, (dem., Louisiana) calling for 1 t ° | CLIFFORD & VAN ARSDA BE, Inc : mu. ra89. |< - IROPRACTK AEE Monday the council refused to ap-| G. A. R. IN REVOLT. an investigation of the nae . : TUT TTT eee eee eee Tes “ . 4 ; ervice. TONIGH GRE LAKE © m " ute, Treatments $5 prove the bill for#heir salaries, | CHICAGO, May 10.—Washington|*@TVice. 'Wimun of Mi ST BE SOLD. ° IF YOU AR® LOOKING FOR * | | pate in @ parade the main feature| Miss Bessie Corey of Hinghamton, | s\racr sj ADply mei oe | e fal policemen. Last auie ‘ tok ae tee . Sree the sonnet tatuen foreign| GREEN LAKE ROLLER RINK Wea peat art Third a ons with en wale G. A. R. post here has by resolution . | caamepeniemet ‘ . X Ria, * CITY REAL ESTATE CALL ON * i 5 Re declined to be “the tail end of a| Bottle Romance Possible | HELP WANTEO—FEMALE. z : hi ~ : : of ere om peta jhorse show” on May 30, or particl-| TUNKHANNOCK, Pa., May 10.—!“Wanrea Dancing louchors aod ee jay Poors, private i " hg CORINNE SIMPSON, . * 2 (By United Press Leased Wire.) \be which is to be a display of work| who two years ago placed a sealed | « ‘ wat’ SANTA CRUZ, Cal, May 10.—E.| horses. It's the desecration of| bottle containing her name and ad . R. Wood is dead here today, and| Memorial Day, the veterans say. | dress in the Susquehanna river, has | ~ Colored wan 5 aa | Porn Timente ‘ | Four and fiver * mot’ | $100 DOWN” AND $i5 A MONTH Thomas White, a wood chopper, is received word that the bottle bas| work Hea 3 . 5 " erm, 60 per cont bel |" BUYS THIS ROOM HOME ‘ : held for his murder, following a| | MILL BURNS DOWN |been found by George Dixon, a nei | ; ; on We ween 1th and . olf r, elect 7 ST., cor. FIRST AV. drinking bout last night at White’s| Crossed wires caused the de-| Tunkhannock boy PERSONAL Ny % : ‘ - ] Hahee, 3 : imunda, Oph. D sala tee cabin. {struction by fire of the Lindsay} Dixon a couple of days ago found | we x ; 4 , reiee : ®t c ary Taig. Mi, 2174, tnd 1908 The police say White confessed | Mill company’s plant at the foot of|the bottle and wrote to Misa Corey RR IMME USINESS CHANCES. ' H : TAN, #27 E to the crime, admitting that he|Charies st, on Lake Washington,/that he had ained her address Ave Loh lb & WSS et aaceeeeeeeaeee 2 . , q - beat Wood to death with a picket |this morning at 3 o'clock. The loss| from it. He sald if she was still seriat, SUSINESS CHANCES CALL ON ° i) AGRES 9460 when the latter attempted to rob |! $20,000. single and not engaged to be mar-| | ys ati . EASY TERMS him. He then threw the body into| |ried he would very much t to pechases of flower seed,’ 36 IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR *} “a , the river, the police allege. White's|¥ *¥¥¥¥¥¥ 4 ¥¥ * ¥ ¥ ¥ | correspond with h 1 he AABLIN sump co, body was found this morning. \* WATCH THE DATE #| as, married c od he hy Bag ~ CORINNE SIME . ing Pe a Os ALE #00. 338 0 be Block. _ n - iets |* Dirt will begin to fly again * | Gorey replies that she is still single THE OXYGENAT . ei wher, 1 ‘ ; . - : S hae 4 |® June 1 tn the construction of * | and is not en a ~ ‘ lh ewer tap (MRP eeeeeree ne | ehate a : t L000 | Dr mn . 7 teaebe a wel Fines Sanaa rte | which time city and county of #| LEAGUE MEETS TONIGHT 2 Rake IN KIRKLAND. | ‘ woo. ‘ QW. $08 LEARY BLDG, 5 TOD. 0 oy ain. 989 LOS ANGELES, May 10-—After|* ficlals, as well as commercial &| ‘The first meeting of the Brother . : : araiy=Lw9 he : ; FINE VIEW ACRE, ET [SAAB E ZODAT I ‘OWN A in the| Sr Dunlapy genlval festat dlscassa Bid deliberating five hours the jury in|* bodies will take time to cele- #) hood League Club will be held this E A are g! Hpi ver terma; on NORTH OF UIVERS “ ty wate e's Bank Bide nd ‘and Pike the ease of 28 pickets, charged in|* brate the gladsome day *levening at the Hotel Lincoin. L. ne B08 ae Tandins Nice view act on boulevard and crosed | 10s Me we virice | Dr. Date eee oe Area the police court with having con-|* * |} 1H. Gray will preside. Geor “ ane oad enricen, “a: te branes 4 Peighbors. Terpas, $80 cash, Galan : f : ’ POORER YS spired ‘to defeat the anttpicketing Lt SRRERHE EHH MMM HH) Walker will speak ¢ How HM 7 . , BURKE & FARRAR, In ordinance, disagreed. The case We Care for the Homeless Man? ° ‘ % ‘ 6 t OLE HANSON td cO., ven ean Mf " was continued and later the date} ve| WITT CALLS WAR: Dr. M. A. Matthews, Dr. Edward O THE WASHINGTON OXYGE- - zt —|- OWNER WILL DUILD will be set for a new trial can Sisson, of the University « | NATOR CO., Ms . ‘1VE-ACRE RANCH. » sult purchasér of 1060x100 on boule A.J 1 1. Bidg., Seattle, Wash. (By United Press Leaxed Wire.) | ; > 7 Cheap for cash, coay tittie | TERSBURG, May 10-~A| > Jtwo y year t so salian ae inet cae and see un ¢ * GERALD GETS OFF! crushing indictment against Gen. IRIGH OPPOSE TREATY. |The Ha y \ erg Me oy hela «5 LLIOPT BAY INVE an ELLIOTT BAY INV. CO, Kuropatkin’s conduct of the “wa DUBLIN, M 10,—-Oppowition | 1414 Secon ‘ : 4 sont Fe COMPANY Fees x : Clarence Gerald will not bave| with Japan is contained in x new {ot the Irish people to the proposed| STYLISH MAKEOVER SHOP. 1; fine locations good reason for Colman ae Salley beet’ matean to go to trial for selling liquor On| toq% by Count Witte, ex-premier.| Anglo-American treaty took form | tints ee. re 3 IO ween Ine. Uaaen. 5 CHICKEN RANCH if gro ction day, His bartender pald| Wie, charges Kuropatkin with |today, when four delegates, rep-| iver " you are looking Tur « rooming hous i ; re a a fine of $100, and the case against Saattieinno? nting each of the Irish’ prov-| ments 36 , at an id has been dropped, His at : ce New York to urge| MJ R to clear ad ne ee nea been con.|mendacity. Kuropatkin will chal-|1® ‘> oppose | FORM FARMS AND ACREAGE. att ‘tear when {lenge Witte to a duel when the | Irish-Amer eae - ‘ See A ARRAS victed for resisting an officer when | sOOV appears, it ts sald. the y ; 1 Beni haste es Gerald was placed under arrest on| Lafee tracts o car line at the very charge that has been wanted Poem ere wm eeneeene Hansen Optical Dew was married or ¢ ould Next to Pubic Market 02-84 A cowardice and |! The Seattle camp of the Native pfinoment; f 4 eke Burien, $108. Up $16. 4 : a2 Ne bith wi cite d ¢ : SPORTING 5 . ary Widg. Ind. 6007, Main BRée ‘ oe 4: dropped: Frye has a motion for a FT WILL NOT Sons of: Washington will be or Las ¥ 4 Ke | ae Fire properties 1s > E| do " ; mu + at i? gondtage ganized at the Chamber of Com ue_cat : Pec p 8. | FOI BA m Propertiee Wall pare} vmmpanm oN woop $| i t wie ears prea INTERFERE merce tomorrow night wa 5 ing $f JN SG « we ak coscy Siti |% BRDAL mien aii pense eC: Chinks Threaten Court ent We aan Ga 6 fle Bia = oa ° be per Bor vn terme in’ Bank, Bide nar tei, Catted seems naanek Weds WASHINGTON, May 10.—Prest “ANG P. If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR * F 7 Bale by Owner--a-room ; Mt A let | dent Taft's disinclination to stan } a ‘ | ‘ ents <n FARM ACREAGE CALLON * S000000awOv DOO OODY Ph Columban the Masiess , S¢rotyin. | ern f wire aH CORINNE SIMPSON, = * HOMESTEADS, 4 PS eh for’ 88 A 102-3-4 American Bank Bidg., pA age yy ie gt ats ig. i he. EXPRWRITERS AND AT res. Main 1888 ind ° can : ¢ I COL SRN RE LOS ANGELES, May 10. t t ter written in an Oriental hand and|fere in % " threatening ail federal officialg| which has been a puzzle to many od a | 6 Bidg. Ind. Le 2817. ¢ r ore ed of Mra. J. Wook participating in the smuggling |politictans, is explained here to Addons” wanted of | Mra J. Worl on trial before Judge Wellborn|day by the statement from high au tine i Pa, and later of New York City. |e geeeeeseeesevece the t " ‘ ern | WEST SEATTLE REAL EST. with death at the hands of tong|thority that he has been informally . ‘ide triond ‘haa Interoating news for he WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE pen j i ee ply. to C183, care Star. cxchange my equity of sare. J, B, Kolfom, Wort Seatt) men, was placed in the hands of|invited by the powers to “keep . : INTRODUGTION sOOTwIY.—— small beinnce, “for. THis PRNKING LAND COMPANY, CLUSIVILY, “14 “Dowus ‘ilo rpeee, ) , C 5 fecret service men today. hands off.” de 166; Chinook salmon, 100 pound, 4821 Third ay., No, 21, Bybee hotel, pion oF auto, Address C 166, Star, }iii1 THIRD AV. . Main 2484, Ind. 2269. rowrlter and Supply Co,